[impaul99]

I've been thinking about this lately.

For the purposes of this discussion, lets assume we live in a purely subjective reality, 100% no doubts about it.

So, really basically I exist and I create everything I see "out there" based on my beliefs, the vast majority of which are subconscious and automatic. ie. I have a subconscious belief that the sun will rise tomorrow that I hardly ever think about.

As such, I have come to realize that really the "world out there" is kind of a mirror of our subconscious beliefs. Basically, we don't really need to "dig deep" or hire a hypnotist to try to figure out what we believe subconsciously about how things work. Just open your eyes and look outside. If you see people rushing around being busy and working hard to make a living, then that is your subconscious belief.

If you see war "out there" then that is your subconscious belief.

Therefore, the best way to validate that you're making progress changing your subconscious beliefs is by look "out there" to see what's happening. For example, when I first started learning about Law of Attraction, nobody "out there" believed in it. WHy? Because *I* didn't believe in it (subconsciously), even if I believed it consciously because it made sense.

Then, as I slowly began practicing it and building my conscious belief, weirdly enough the world out there cought up and "The Secret" came out "out there" in the world (really just my subconscious catching up), and then Oprah endorsed it and now like 50-60% of the people I know "out there" have at least heard of the secret and probably half believe in it to some degree.

To me, that would indicated that *I* believe in it at a subconscious level about 50%.

Does this make sense to anyone of you "out there"?